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Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP67 "Overused Commas, Misused Dashes"The defense has more questions for the FBI specialist, James Fitzgerald, who analyzes two anonymous letters sent during the investigation into Bill McGuire's death; he compares them with the defendant's written notes.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP65 "Forensic Examination Of The Evidence Collected"Jurors learn about the physical evidence that prosecutors believed linked Melanie McGuire to the murder of her husband, Bill; Thomas Lesniak examined the garbage bags that had contained Bill's remains.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP68 "Trace Evidence"The forensic scientist who examined the six large plastic bags containing Bill McGuire's remains testifies; Thomas Lesniak goes through each of the three suitcases that contained Bill's remains, doing a lot of measurements.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP71 "Inconclusive But Not Eliminated"The jury gets visual exhibits of key pieces of evidence linked to the murder of Bill McGuire; they hear detailed, scientific analysis about the evidence police collected and processed; Melanie McGuire is accused of killing and dismembering.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP72 "More From Thomas Lesniak"The jury hears more details of what a forensic scientist uncovered while examining the physical evidence in this case; after Bill McGuire's remains are identified, investigators turn their focus on how he was killed.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP70 "Forensic Scientist Under Cross-Examination"The cross-examination of the state's forensic scientist heated up; the defense team argues that investigators wrongly zeroed in on Melanie McGuire into the months -- long investigation of her husband's murder.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP69 "Collected Physical Evidence Examined"The cross-examination of the state's forensic scientist includes details about how his team worked to collect, process and examine evidence; a 10-inch-long hair is found in the remains of Bill McGuire.
Suitcase Killer Murder Trial
EP75 "Squeaky, Clean Apartment"Investigators go to the apartment of Bill and Melanie McGuire multiple times looking for clues as to what happened to Bill; the defense emphasizes to the jurors that no evidence was found in the apartment.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP54 "Judge Halts Court So Brooks Can Rant"The cross-examination of the patrol officer on the stand went in a wildly different direction with Darrell Brooks's questioning. He ranted about not having a quote plaintiff in this case.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP56 "Using Mom's Car to Kill"Jurors hear the timeline of events following the deadly parade crash; police claim that after Brooks drove a Ford Escape registered to his mother into the parade crowd, he abandoned the car and ran away.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP57 "Abandoned, Damaged Vehicle"The cross-examination wasn't over yet on the man who saw the abandoned SUV parked near his home, after the deadly parade crash. He said it was damaged when he saw it.
Deadly Parade Crash Trial
EP60 "Waukesha Residents Take the Stand"One of the last people who interacted with Darrell Brooks before his arrest was the owner of the house where officers said he fled to; the homeowner testifies.
Someone They Knew With Tamron Hall
S1, EP3 "Last Call"Ashley Biggs thought it was just another pizza delivery, and didn't know who was waiting on the other end; she didn't come back, and police found the delivery address abandoned, with a pool of blood on the ground.
Someone They Knew With Tamron Hall
S1, EP13 "Mirror Image"When teenager Dennis Lewis is killed fighting off home invaders, all police have to go on is a single handprint; when lab results reveal who the print belongs to, no one wants to believe it.
Deadly Daughter Murder Trial
S1, EP31 "Mental Illness Took Over"It was the Defense's turn to deliver closing arguments to jurors. This was the final time Carly Gregg's attorneys would address the jury trying to convince them that she was mentally ill when she killed Ashley Smylie, her mom. Her team reiterated their point that Gregg dealt with a mental health crisis at the time of the murder and, therefore, did not know the wrongfulness of her actions.
Deadly Daughter Murder Trial
S1, EP32 "The Verdict And Her Fate"The verdict arrived after just two hours in jury deliberations. Carly Gregg faced life in prison if she was convicted for murder, attempted murder, and tampering with crime scene evidence. Prosecutors told jurors that the defendant was a wayward teenager who's secrets were exposed to parents that she tried hard so hard to impress. Gregg's defense claimed mental illness took the best of her and resulted in her violent actions.